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Parker ChromGas™ Laboratory Gas Generators

Parker ChromGas™ Laboratory Gas Generators provide hydrogen and zero air onsite for gas chromatography applications. The compact, stackable series includes hydrogen generators for carrier and fuel gas and zero air generators for GC combustion detectors.

Stacked Parker ChromGas hydrogen and zero air generators

Features and benefits

  • Helps eliminate the need for high-pressure gas cylinders in the laboratory
  • Provides a continuous supply of laboratory-grade gas on demand
  • Compact design with stackable configurations to conserve laboratory space
  • Simple operation with minimal operator attention required
  • Advanced controls simplify operation and performance monitoring
  • Remote monitoring capabilities provide access to system status and operating data
  • Proven PEM cell technology used in ChromGas hydrogen generators
  • Stackable ChromGas products can be combined to create a modular GC gas supply

Parker ChromGas Gas Generator Options

ChromGas H2C Hydrogen Generator

Designed for laboratories requiring ultra-high-purity hydrogen for GC and GC/MS carrier gas applications. The H2C produces hydrogen at >99.99999% purity and is available in multiple flow capacities to support different instrument requirements.

ChromGas H2F Hydrogen Generator

Produces high-purity hydrogen onsite for GC flame detector fuel gas applications. The H2F uses Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) technology to generate hydrogen from deionized water and electricity and can support multiple detectors when properly sized.

ChromGas ZAG Zero Air Generator

Converts an external dry compressed air supply into hydrocarbon-free zero air for GC combustion detectors, including FID, FPD and NPD applications. Multiple flow capacities are available to support different laboratory demands.

Build a Gas Generation System Around Your Lab

Your gas generation requirements depend on the instruments you operate, the gases they require, purity and pressure specifications, flow demand and the number of instruments that need to be supplied.

Air Energy can help you evaluate those requirements and determine which Parker ChromGas generator or combination of generators is the right fit for your laboratory.